Red Sox walloped as Reds roll to 10-1 victory
Cincinnati Reds overwhelmed the Boston Red Sox 10-1 in Sarasota as Gene Moore belted a homer and a triple. Bennie Frey and St Johnson pitched effectively for the Reds in the spring exhibition.
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FT. Meyers
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Athletics
Reds
Boston Red Sox
Sarasota
St Johnson
Bennie Frey
Redlegs
Beaneaters
Red
Sox
Gene Moore
Cubs
Rolie Hemsley
Syracuse
Ohio
Ferrell Bonus Row Highlights Baseball Salary Dispute
The piece recounts a salary dispute over Ferrell with Wesley Cheek Ferrell and the Indians. A proposed bonus plan tied to win totals triggers friction as $18,000 in 1932 and $12,000 this year clash with temper and demands. The pot includes $61,000 if 20 wins and $15,000 if 25, amid club tensions and past conflicts involving Peckinpaugh and Uhle.
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Wesley Cheek Ferrell
Land Indians
Billy
Ptly
Gues
Ferrell
Bly
Freddie Miller Defends Title In One Month Clash
The piece notes Freddie Miller from Cincinnati defending the sca nt title twice in a short month. A bout with Speedy Dado drew $4,000 at the gate, but Miller guaranteed Dado and kept the rest of the earnings. Miller remains a popular figure in the scene.
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Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Dado
Miller
Dade
Freddie Sone
Eland
Football Receipts Support Colorado University Budget
Football team receipts help balance Colorado University’s 1932 budget for school activities and programs.
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Colorado University
Phil Ball's Bankroll Fails To Produce Winner for Browns
NEA Service Sports Editor reports for March 22 that the St. Louis Browns, last in pennants, look set for seventh place again. Owner Phil Ball funds a strong roster while manager Bill Killefer builds a young squad, with notable gains from Reynolds, West, and minor trades, but lacking enough power and pitching depth to reach the first division.
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Phil Ball
New York
the &J. Louis Browns
Jacob Ruppert
Bill Killefer
Jimmy McAleer
George Stovall
Branch Rickey
Lee Foh
George Sisler
Dan Howley
Browns
Mr. Ball
Killefer
Bill
Oscar Melillo
Burns
Levey
Art Scharein
Reynolds
West
Washington
St. Louis
Freddie Miller Defeats Dado in Coast Featherweight Bout
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati dominated Speedy Dado of Manila in a 10 round match at Los Angeles. Miller weighed 125 1 2 pounds to Dados 120 1 2 and won seven rounds to three with a knockdown in the second round. Dado captured rounds three seven and eight was even.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Dado
Brown Doll
Manila
Miller
Footage of Lefty Gomez Size 12 Shoes Noted
Lefty Gomez, the Yankee pitcher, is described as having the biggest feet in major league baseball with a size 12 shoe. The report highlights his large footwear as a notable feature among players.
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Lefty Gomez
Hugh Duffy's 0.438 Batting Average Mark Stands Since 1880s
Red Sox star Hugh Duffy posted a .438 batting average during the 1890s era, a record that has endured in baseball history for over a century. The statistic remains a defining benchmark for hitters in the sport.
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Hugh Duffy
Red Sox
Germany Offers To Settle World War Claims
The German government proposes to settle all war claims involving German and American interests for 28 million dollars. The plan, revealed by Robert W. Bonyng, would abolish the Mixed Claims Commission, bar new claims, and bar reopening old ones. It earmarks 15 million for American claims and 15 million for German claims, largely ship-owners, with no provision for the 60 million 900 thousand federal claim.
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New York
U.R
Robert W. Bonyng
Mixed Claims Commission
Barney Ross Faces Supreme Test Against Petrolle Tonight
Chicago youth Barney Ross meets veteran Billy Petrolle in a 10 round lightweight bout seen as a crucial test for Ross. A win could propel Ross toward a title shot with Tony Canzoneri, while a loss would raise questions about his readiness at top level. Odds swing from 9 to 5 to even money.
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Barney Ross
Billy Petronie
Fargo
Ress
Ross
Petrolle
Barney
Tony Canzoneri
Few good scores recorded in A B C bowling event
Columbus reports limited high marks in the American Bowling Congress two man and individual events. Paterson, New Jersey entrants led with doubles W Holtz and G Anderson scoring 115. W McFadden topped individuals with 634 while C Fitzsimmons and J Haycock posted 613. The Elks house committee of Columbus led team totals with 2603.
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U.P
W. Holtz
G. Anderson
Paterson
New Jersey
W. McFadden
C. Fitzsimmons
McFadden
Fitzsimmons
J. Haycock
Elks House Committee
Equundup Joins Dodgers Fold With Solid Minor League Record
A right handed pitcher from Memphis, 27 wins and 6 losses last season, joins Brooklyn manager Max Carey’s pitching staff. Leck, 26, is pegged to fill the evident hole in Carey's rotation sure to toil hard and show durable form in spring training. He is 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 190 pounds.
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Memphis
Max Carey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leck
Carey
Walter Beck
Beck
USC Coach Dean Cromwell Builds Track Chain of Titles
After his sixth season as Dean Cromwell track coach at the University of Southern California he has produced five I C 4 A championship teams in nine years of participation.
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Dean Cromwell
University of Southern California
I. C
Exhibition Games Show Mixed Results Across Matches
Exhibition scores list teams including New York Boston Pittsburgh Seattle and St Louis with varying totals. Players such as Johnson Frey Lombard Wells Brennan Duke Dickey and others are noted across multiple games.
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French
Finney
Caster
Freitas
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